This is Rondo Moore, and you're listening to Roster Watch. The

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My name is Alex Dunlap, and today's another special edition of the podcast. We have a great

interview for you with a really special wide receiver in the 2021 class. His name is Ron Dale Moore

out of Purdue. We'll play that here in a minute. Byron was able to catch up with Ron Dale and have a pretty

all-encompassing interview with the guy. It's one of the more detailed interviews that we've

been able to do because Byron got him one-on-one for like 10, 15 minutes and was able to dig in on

certain aspects of his game and what he's working on. We'll have that here for you shortly, but first just want to do sort of a quick breakdown and

introduce you to the player if he's somebody that you're unaware of or you're getting ready

for your Dynasty League drafts, your best ball drafts, and it's kind of want to get a better

idea of what we have on our hands here because look it's a it's a big deep

wide receiver class and we're going to see a bunch of these guys go off the board in the

rounds one through three um so we'll just start from the beginning with with rondale quickly though

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